New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-10
LEA WING THE NORTH WOODS BEHIND
THE PRESIDENT JOURNEYS SOUTHWARK.

EIGHTEEN MILES OF BUCKBoARD RiDING-lN-
CIpESTs ALONG THE ROUTE.
MALONE, June 9-rhe Presidents vacation Is at an
end and he is on his way back to Washington somewhat
sunburned and weahcrbeaten, but generally refreshed
by his fortnighs stay at the Saranac Inn lie and MS
party were up at o'clock this morning, and before
the President walked from the cabn to the ho'e
20 attend to the boxing up OF the twevcpound trout
that he TO take q Albany for Dr. Ward. lie hau
laid aside the comfortable fishing costume that he had
worn for fortnight and had resumed his irock coat
black trousers, starched linen and high silk hat All 'ho
gentlemen hal undergone transformation in dress ana
Colonel Lamonrs battered counenance, which had peeh
carefully nursed for day before leaving did not look SO
forbddng gray business suit and under hsn1
derby hat The ladies appeared In the same costumes
they when they came into the woods. There was
early breakfast ana at half past o. after wag"oai
OF baggage had been driven away. three DucNDoaids
with good teams driven up to the porch. PHui
Smith drove tho first and ho had the PRESIDENT
and Mrs. Cleveland for his passcnScrs In
the second were Colonel Lamont, Mrs Lamont
aud Mrs Riddle, driven by Mr.. Riddle, the manager OF
saranac and the Presidents host The third PUCK
board carried Dr. aud Mrs. Rosman All the people at
the hotel hrongcd the porch 20 sag goodbye ana "'o
their hats as the party moved oil
Tho drive OF eighteen miles Paul Smiths was done
in little less than hours. The ladies' stopped near
the lake the little Chapel Of ST. John In the
Wilderness Tho party dned together at o'clock ana at
800 they resumed their blackboard rllc riNeHhB ten
miles further 10 Paul smiths station aud getting fare
well half hour experience with the peSttcrps pl"h
dies The special Maragnta was awaiting me LresI
dents arrival and Bradley B. smaley ana . - fiSgs
superfntendcut OF tho Wagner Pplac0 Car Com
pany, hand 10 see thht the IrcslHrutlh
party lacked comfort and met with 10 dc.ay.
The President waved farewell to the crowd ~ the
train moved of o'clock The run over the NorthcIu
Adirondack Railroad the route into the woods. was
through deli shtIy picturesque country aud upon an
elegant track. Nora was reached az 6:+9 Inc iIc'i
dents car was surrounded here by "a throng
OF persons who anxious 10 zee nm ana
Mrs Cleveland. the train moved away
his hat on acknowledged the presence OF the interested
but bashfully silent assembly The train LETT MORA Al
6:35. 4 short stop made ~ BruSh'oN' WhcIc VIC
President chattei pleasantly with ittle cluster o per
sons who cdriou. 10 know how big u i'h nc H'I
caught and laushlngly exchanged goodbyes with
vocifcrOus small boy H. red 49,.
The Northern Adirondack Railroad, over whIch tHo
Presidential party has travelled IN their Nl'lt u" INC
mountains IS an Illustration Of the rapid advance OF en-
terprise into the Agiroudack wilderness M1cH M
Cleveland as OF NcwIork state made his sum
mer trips TO the North Woods 1t required days Journey
by and another by stago 10 reach the point 70 VIII
his party this season Transported Ia one nshI wiz"
ont change of cars John liuTd associated Win 7cFrihI
New Workers. has built wide gauge railroad eAtelInE
from MOra, on tho Ogdcusburs and Lake ChdInplhn
kailroad hlry-nyc nllcs through the unbrok"n iore-t
10 within few miles ~ several welIkno"n resorts IL
4, thus possible leave NewGork IN the evening ana
without change OF breakfast IN the heart oi 'hc
Adirondacks. Lumber villages are rapidly SpnnYhg up
along tho nc OF the road. ana an immense amount "l
timber 10 drawn out Of the region each week
ALBANY, June tSOectuH. president Cleveland and
his wife and Colonel Lamont AMI his wife. will take
breakfast with Governor HI at the Executive Mansion
tomorrow morning